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MI: Stolen handguns found at Cabela�s
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Three handguns that were reported stolen in Bloomfield Hills, Detroit and Grosse Pointe Woods and as far back as 1969 were recovered after it was learned they were recently sold to Cabela�s in Dundee.

The Monroe County Sheriff�s Office reported the weapons were all listed on the law enforcement network as stolen property. The oldest weapon � a .38 cal., five-shot revolver � was stolen in a home invasion that occurred in 1969 in Grosse Pointe Woods, the sheriff�s report said.

The other two weapons included a Colt .45 semi-automatic 7-shot revolver that was stolen in Detroit in 1973 and a Colt .45, six- shot revolver taken from Bloomfield Hills in 1998.

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When it comes to your eyes, do you really want to cut corners? I can say that I've gone through my share of the cheap plastic eyewear. What ends up happening is they get scratched up. Now you can no longer see clearly through them. As a competition shooter, that can cost you.

The Gun Sanctuary Movement Is Exploding
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Conservatives have railed for years against so-called sanctuary jurisdictions, criticizing localities that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration policies they deem heartless and ineffective. In the past year, however, some conservative lawmakers have taken a page from the progressive playbook, employing sanctuary imagery in opposition to gun safety legislation they deem to be an unconstitutional restriction of their rights under the Second Amendment.

VA: Spotsylvania approves Second Amendment sanctuary resolution
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Several hundred people crowded the Spotsylvania County office parking lot while another 195 packed into the Board of Supervisors meeting room Tuesday night.

The monthly agenda had a lot of items on it, but the big crowd was there to take aim at what they see as a threat to their Second Amendment right to bear arms. Most in the crowd were men, ranging from teens to older men with white hair. Many sported beards and camouflage gear. Some wore NRA hats.

VA: Lynchburg City Council puts off vote on Second Amendment sanctuary measure
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A packed city hall chamber echoed with calls against statewide gun control legislation in Lynchburg on Tuesday night.

City council did not declare itself a Second Amendment sanctuary at its meeting, and council did not approve an attempt to amend the already-approved General Assembly legislative agenda to add language stating the City of Lynchburg does not support current proposed statewide gun control.

TX: Sheriff's Roundup: 'I fully support your Second Amendment rights'
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I have been watching the recent developments closely around our State and Country in relation to your Second Amendment rights. As the Chief Law Enforcement Officer for Navarro County, I am here to reassure you I fully support your Second Amendment rights. Regardless of the fact if Navarro County is a �Second Amendment Sanctuary County� or not, I am a Constitutional Sheriff who follows the law and FIRMLY believes in your constitutional rights. Be assured, we will never enforce any law that is unconstitutional nor that would ever take away our citizens rights to protect themselves or their families from being harmed.

VA: This Virginia Republican urges people to give their friends guns for Christmas
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If Virginia politician Corey Stewart has his way, many Virginians will find guns under the Christmas tree this year. The second amendment supporter is urging people to gift their loved ones a firearm this holiday season.

The urge comes in response to Democratic promises to pass new gun laws when they take power in Richmond in January.

"A gun for Christmas, especially for self-protection, I think it's a great gift," Stewart, the outgoing Republican chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, said.

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Virginia�s third-largest city has joined the growing list of local governments to pass a 2nd Amendment sanctuary resolution. The Virginian-Pilot reported that Chesapeake City Council members on Tuesday unanimously voted to designate the city as a �Second Amendment Constitutional City.� The vote drew a standing ovation and cheers from the packed crowd in attendance.

NY: Bloomberg�s Got an Anti-Gun Court Packing Agenda
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New York Billionaire Michael Bloomberg is attempting to claw his way up from the bottom of the 2020 Presidential polls by promising to pack the Supreme Court with �pro-gun control judges� if he were elected president.

In a Chicago Tribune op-ed, the anti-gun former NYC mayor described his fear that the Supreme Court would do the worst possible thing he could think of. He�s afraid the justices would dare to vote to uphold God-given rights enshrined in the Constitution and rule in favor of pro-Second Amendment voices in the case of New York State Rifle & Pistol Assn. v. The City of New York.

VA: Prince William supervisors approve Second Amendment sanctuary resolution Submitted by: Mark A. Taff Website: http://www.marktaff.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
If only for a few weeks, Prince William County has joined 58 other municipalities around Virginia in declaring itself a so-called Second Amendment sanctuary. The resolutions across the state in recent weeks are an effort to shore up support for gun owners as a new Democratic majority takes control of the General Assembly in January, with gun law reforms near the top of the agenda.

VA: NAACP speaks out against making Hampton a Second Amendment sanctuary city
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The line at Hampton City Hall wrapped around the entire lobby.

�I�m number one in line to be one of the first people to speak,� Gaylene Kanoyton.

Kanoyton was the first to walk up to the podium and start the sanctuary city conversation Wednesday night in front of the Hampton City Council and Mayor Donnie Tuck.

�It�s a lot of guns on the street. Why do people need assault weapons?� she adds.

VA: Governor Northam says Second Amendment Sanctuaries won't stop him from pursuing 'common sense' gun legislation
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Governor Ralph Northam said the second amendment sanctuary resolutions being passed in municipalities across the state, won't stop him from pursuing "common sense" gun legislation.

He said there's nothing unconstitutional about the gun reform he introduced.

�They can continue to have their meetings. They can continue to make sanctuary counties, but we�re going to continue to do what Virginians have asked us to do,� Northam said.

VA: Amid push for gun �sanctuaries,� Hanover and Henrico adopt resolutions but Chesterfield declines
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Leaders in two Richmond suburbs have voted this week on resolutions in response to a growing demand across Virginia for local governments to declare they are �sanctuaries� that will not infringe on residents� gun rights under the Second Amendment.

The Hanover County Board of Supervisors� adoption Wednesday of a modified �sanctuary� resolution was loudly cheered by many of the several hundred people in attendance, but a resolution passed a day earlier by Henrico County�s supervisors made no mention of gun rights, disappointing dozens of people who had sought a stronger stance in the face of possible legislation in the upcoming Virginia General Assembly.

VA: Virginia's third-largest city passes gun rights resolution Submitted by: Mark A. Taff Website: http://www.marktaff.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Virginia�s third-largest city has joined the growing list of local governments to pass a 2nd Amendment sanctuary resolution. The Virginian-Pilot reported that Chesapeake City Council members on Tuesday unanimously voted to designate the city as a �Second Amendment Constitutional City.� The vote drew a standing ovation and cheers from the packed crowd in attendance.

VA: Rockingham County votes to become Second Amendment sanctuary Submitted by: Mark A. Taff Website: http://www.marktaff.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Rockingham County became the latest locality in Virginia to declare itself a Second Amendment sanctuary. In a unanimous vote, Rockingham County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution, similar to that which has been passed by more than 60 other localities, in support of their citizens' Second Amendment rights.

FL: Gilchrist Commission adopts resolution to support 2nd Amendment Submitted by: Mark A. Taff Website: http://www.marktaff.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
The Gilchrist County Commission listened and took action to adopt a resolution supporting the 2nd Amendment of the constitution, identifying Gilchrist County as a Constitution County supporting the Constitution and the 2nd Amendment in this historical document.

FL: 8 in 10 Collier, Lee residents fighting to keep their guns under Florida�s red flag law had no lawyer to defend them
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Most Southwest Florida residents ordered to court under a new Florida law that allows authorities to take their guns will be standing alone without a lawyer.

About 80 percent of Collier and Lee county residents who have been named in risk protection order cases have faced the judge alone, the Naples Daily News and The News-Press found after analyzing all of the region�s cases through October.

That means people defending their Second Amendment gun rights who often lack even a basic understanding of courtroom procedures are almost always going up against trained city or county lawyers.